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l-ssness or cruelty "a drivers t1At LOrse =
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and turned over u the Doctor II he h =
Young horse and has not been hammered AMI
rftul.si TO mucA = few DAYS, ar a week az
fae most, viii pat him in condition again
However II after a few experiences OF this
Kind il Is found that he cannot Dc brought
around - easily by poniiices and plAsters,
and eventually he joints begin 70 ssirfen and
swell up and hs Is pronoeac~t UNIT for FUR
ther car woTk, he Is turned over 10 the sales
stabiea
The average period os usefuln->s of the car
horse is about three years. A few extrsor-
dinsriiy tough brutes can stand il ten OF
twelve years In fact, tkey have horse
now in the service OF the'Thira Avenue com
pany which has survived that tame. His
name Is Billy, and he is an old white horse.
F lie does not look ~ any means as broken
4 down as a great many q his Younger COM
Ianions Ia car pullng, as in variety Of
other pursuits in life, it is evident that a
good deal depends on the way 10 Is done, and
+ Uncle Billy seems 20 have discovered how "a
90 il without undergoing the usual physical
. risks that are popuiarly supposed to be un-
avoidable in this occupstion Not a few
horses, however, wear out within six months
after they have been put on the road, and
must he sold again for country work.
( IL is the province OF the veterinary sur
/ gcon 20 decide when horses are laid uI
, whether they shall bers.trned to work again
after being patched mp or whether they are
too far gone TO bother with Ia every case
hs decides in favor Of the horse, because III,
company IS very particular with regard q
is live stock, AID il would not do to show
. any Lame or broken down horses Oh the street
| When Il horse IA no more use 70 the company
8 has been said, il IS sold The prices usually
brought are from SS5 to SO apiece.-Nev
/ York Evening World.